This approach illustrates how leveraging equity can facilitate deals without the need for refinancing or additional payments.

With this model, we now own 5 homes with a 6th vacant property with which we will consider developing.We have also, on our most recent acquisition, picked up a home with creative financing, a mortgage assumption with a 3% interest rate and less than $20k total closing including paying the seller’s realtor ($6k) to “facilitate” the deal (to ensure that it was presented appropriately to their clients), paying for the seller’s agreed upon “equity” in the property ($11k), and all of the mortgage company’s and title company’s transaction/document fees ($3k).Finally, in response to your statement that most of the information you have acquired refers to purchasing a home for a specific strategy, I would say you are correct!

You make an important point though - a solid, local agent can help facilitate connection to a lender they have experience doing deals with. 

, so writing this post for reach and networking opportunities.Alternatively, I am hosting an event in Pasadena on 12/7 for multifamily syndicators if you guys have any interest in attending.Aside from that, if there is interest, looking to setup local lunches/dinner/drink meetups in smaller group settings to facilitate meaningful connections all around.Hope to connect soon 😊

Let me know if you need further help, it should be easy for me to obtain broker approval with the above mentioned wholesale lender or some like entity, and facilitate your transaction.

Tools like Zoom or WebEx can facilitate these events.Best of luck and keep us posted on your marketing success!

It will facilitate the cost segregation process upon purchase, track depreciation, as well as replacement/write offs.Wanted to gather some feedback and find out the following:- Would you be interested in using such a tool?

What are projected for '24'/'25', what's going to get you there and what is $ needed to facilitate that.

What’s a reasonable price for facilitating these appointments?

The Buyer is not representing or represented by any broker in regard to this transaction.And he's right on wholesaling, which is problematic for licensed agents because it can be perceived as a brokerage transaction (bringing buyer & seller together and facilitating the transaction in exchange for a fee).Whatever you decide to do, discuss it with your broker.